Anarchist Theories and Practices

The goal of this project is to provide a course in and informational resources about Anarchism and its various schools of thought. The target audience is twofold, first those with little or no knowledge of Anarchist theory, for whom it will hopefully serve as a rich introduction that can give them not only the necessary information to understand what is being said on other works, but also sources to examine for further intellectual development. This book will strive to be ideologically neutral, presenting beliefs and criticism thereof with as little value judgement as possible.

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Introductory Material About Author List Introduction Practice Mutual Aid Direct Action Organizational Methods Consensus and Democracy Historical & Modern Examples of Anarchism in Action Revolutionary Catalonia & Spain Zapatista-Occupied Territory in Mexico (maybe? events still unfolding, so maybe wait on writing that bit)

Theory Classical Anarchism Mutualism Social Anarchism Collectivist Anarchism Anarcho-Communism Individualist Anarchism Philosophical Anarchism Egoist Anarchism Post-classical Anarchism Insurrectionary Anarchism Anarcho-Pacifism Green Anarchism Veganarchy Anarchist Ecology (maybe?) Anarcho-primitivism Anarcho-naturism Social ecology Anarcha-Feminism Anarcho-Pacifism Religious Anarchism Christian Anarchism Islamic Anarchism Jewish Anarchism Philosophical Anarchism Existentialist Anarchism Anarchism Without Adjectives Contemporary Anarchism Anarcho-Transhumanism Post-Anarchism Anarcho-Nihilism Post-Left Anarchy Post-Colonial Anarchism Gender Abolition Queer Anarchism Black Anarchism Organizational Theory Synthesis Anarchism Platformism Anarcho-Syndicalism Anarchist Criticisms of ... Democracy Capitalism Psychiatry Anarchocapitalism & Controversy Punk & Anarchy

Appendices Appendix 1: Glossary Appendix 2: Bibliography Appendix 3: Collected Essays Appendix 4: Maps of Major Events and Attempts Appendix 5: Timeline of Anarchism Management Local Manual of Style Printable version Related Wikibooks Introduction to Philosophy (Chapter on Anarchism) Anarchist FAQ Useful Off-site Resources